This is my very first finished model with maya:
Hope you like it
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This is my very first finished model with maya:
Hope you like it
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PS: Why doesnt the vB Code work?
And i didnt textured the chest and the paws cause i smoothed to fast :p.
Now im gonna start on timon
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Well im gonna do Timon now, and this time i wont smooth to fast :headbang:
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Just take every step easy and slow and plan ahead, I know, its easy to run straight into something and then have lost of problems.
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You can read in my WIP that i already deleted the hostory :headbang:Originally posted by gster123
You can remove the smooth if you still have the history.
Just take every step easy and slow and plan ahead, I know, its easy to run straight into something and then have lost of problems.
Well atleast the head is oke, and you can see that its simba.
Atleast i think you can see it :p
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You could also try to give the model soft edges iso smoothing it before it is finished (edit polygons - normals - soften/harden - [] )
Select your model, and the press the button 'all soft'. If you render the scene now the model looks pretty smooth. But in some cases this command just doesn't do the trick.
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